Over the years, the Oakland Township Historical Society has offered workshops, exhibits, presentations, community gatherings, and other opportunities to explore local history.
OTHS has brought local history to the public in many different ways — from exhibits of historic artifacts and educational workshops to seasonal gatherings and community partnerships. Explore our current exhibit and upcoming fall programs below, followed by highlights from activities the Society has offered over the years.
Our newest exhibit at the Paint Creek Cider Mill features fall-themed objects along with historic cooking and kitchen items from the Society's collections. Stop by and take a closer look Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Oakland Township Parks and Recreation Director Mindy Milos-Dale presented Anthony Kowalchick with a certificate of appreciation recognizing OTHS discoveries at Marsh View Park.
Saturday, October 3, 2026 | 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Visit Cranberry Lake Farm for this fall community tradition. The event will be held at the historic farmstead at 384 W Predmore Road in Oakland Township.
Follow OTHS on Facebook for reminders and any additional event details.
Saturday, November 7, 2026 | 10:00 a.m.
Dr. Richard Stamps, Professor Emeritus at Oakland University and a close friend of the Society, will present the history of the Indigenous people of Oakland.
Coffee and donuts will be served in the Main House at Cranberry Lake Farm. The public is welcome.
March 21, 2026
Led by Gloria Nixon-John, PhD, this workshop introduced participants to different approaches to memoir writing. Participants explored voice, style, craft, revision, and ways to begin writing about their own lives.
Seasonal OTHS Fundraiser
The Flumerfelt Flea has brought visitors to Cranberry Lake Farm for a fall sale featuring antiques, collectibles, vintage items, household goods, and other donated treasures while supporting the work of the Society.
Throughout OTHS History
OTHS has created displays featuring photographs, artifacts, clothing, agricultural history, community landmarks, and stories connected to Oakland Township residents and historic places.
At Cranberry Lake Farm and Around Oakland Township
The Society has participated in community gatherings, preservation activities, historic site events, and partnerships with other local organizations to share Oakland Township history with the public.
Follow the Oakland Township Historical Society on Facebook for event reminders, schedule updates, community activities, local history posts, exhibits, and other opportunities to connect with OTHS.
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